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Try something new this Thanksgiving!

November 21, 2008 by Mariana

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I mentioned in a previous post how you should take a chance and try a new recipe this Thanksgiving. Well, I’ve done the dirty work for you! Here are a few for you to try. Some are traditional favorites, others have a unique twist. Even if you’re not much of a cook, click on the links anyway. They are all wonderful blogs!

SOUP

  • Chrissy shares a recipe for a hearty Roasted Vegetable soup on her blog, Storm of Thoughts. The veggies can easily be chopped and roasted ahead of time!

MAIN DISH

  • Melissa, from Your Fun Family blog, makes turkey several times a year, and offers up a simple recipe, including tips on how to roast it and make more flavorful drippings.
  • Some people don’t like turkey, right? Jessica, from MomFuse, provides an alternative with her family’s recipe for Cranberry Meatloaf.

SIDES

  • Jenn, at Frugal Upstate, shares a recipe for Mushroom Stuffing that one of her readers submitted for her Frugal Thanksgiving Mini Series. Great for mushroom lovers!
  • For something a little different, take a look at Linda’s Crock Pot Calico Beans recipe. You probably already have all the ingredients you need in your pantry.
  • Kristie shares her grandmother’s recipe for Baked Corn on her blog, Karene’s Kitchen. She’ll be posting new recipes everyday up until Thanksgiving, so check back often!
  • Sweet potatoes are a must-have on my Thanksgiving menu. Caryn, from Cooking and Eating Through Texas, shares her Sweet Potato Casserole with Praline Topping.
  • My mom always makes an apple salad for family get-togethers. This is an easy recipe for Apple Waldorf Salad, also from Caryn.

DESSERT

  • Janine, from Twofer the Price of One, shares her grandmother’s famous Apple Pie recipe.
  • And just for fun, why don’t you try Jenni’s recipe for brownies? It’s the Jiggety Family Recipe. With the step-by-step directions and photos she provides, there’s no way you can mess these up!

If this isn’t enough inspiration for creating your Thanksgiving menu, check out Caryn’s full menu, and Jenn’s Frugal Thanksgiving Mini Series, for even MORE ideas!

Filed Under: Events, Food & Drink, Party Ideas, Recipes Tagged With: Dessert, Mom Tips, Recipe, Thanksgiving, What's for dinner

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  1. Tara @ Feels like home says

    November 22, 2008 at 12:44 am

    Thanks for all of the linky love! 🙂 You rock!

  2. Chrissy says

    November 23, 2008 at 4:17 pm

    I agree – you definitely do. 🙂 Thanks so much for including my soup – it made my day! All of those other recipes look great – I’m definitely going to give some a try. Thanks for all of the great ideas!

    Chrissys last blog post..Recipe: Chicken and Dumplings

  3. Farrah says

    November 23, 2008 at 10:41 pm

    You’re AWESOME! Hubby decided that he wanted me to cook the day after Thanksgiving for some friends. WHEN do I find out? AS he ASKS them over for turkey this weekend. WHO does he expect to shop, clean, and cook for this?! ME of course…MEN!! So I THANKYOU for helping me plan last minute and pray there are still birds and other things left since most people buy the weekend before Thanksgiving…

  4. Kristin says

    November 26, 2008 at 9:44 pm

    Hey Great Recipe Ideas. I love traditional Thanksgiving entrees and I like to try new recipes the day or two after Thanksgiving. One recipe we came up with that I really enjoy is Turkey Cranberry White bean Soup. I will definitely try out some of the recipes you mentioned!!!!

  5. Jessica @ Mom Fuse says

    November 27, 2008 at 11:26 am

    Thanks for listing my Cranberry Meatloaf recipe!

    If you try it I hope you enjoy it!

    Jessica @ Mom Fuses last blog post..Happy Thanksgiving From MomFuse

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